Cledir is Máiquel's hairdresser and the woman he asks out to a bar after dyeing his hair blond because of a lost soccer bet. Her connection to him begins during his ordinary life, before his violent transformation and rise as a celebrated neighborhood hero.
A central character who struggles with poverty and the loss of her family during the Canudos conflict. She returns to Belo Monte seeking to rescue her sick and starving mother and Tereza, angrily blames Antônio Conselheiro for her family's destruction, and is ultimately told she is free to choose whether to stay or leave.
Leonora is connected to Tieta and becomes vulnerable to judgment because of a past relationship. Tieta supports her when the conservative community condemns her, making Leonora part of Tieta’s broader challenge to the town’s sexual double standards and restrictive moral rules.
Cláudia Abreu has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Signature works include Queen of Myself, Barbaric Acts, Berenice Seeks. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
